Planning application · Co. Roscommon
Cloonown Townland, Athlone, Co. Roscommon
Granted 21 Aug 2026 (final grant issued 30 Sep 2026)
Key facts
- Planning application 2560608 at Cloonown Townland, Athlone, Co. Roscommon: New four bay slatted shed incorporating feeding passage.
- The applicant is Cathal Dunning. The agent is Mark Gallagher.
- It was received by Roscommon County Council on 20 Dec 2025.
- Status: Granted 21 Aug 2026 (final grant issued 30 Sep 2026).
- Permission was granted on 21 Aug 2026 and the final grant issued on 30 Sep 2026. No site start has been filed yet. The next step is a commencement notice, filed before building work begins; the start date and who will build it are not known yet.
Source: the Roscommon County Council planning register, checked 27 Oct 2026. Open the council's file
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What and where
New four bay slatted shed incorporating feeding passage
Permission for the construction of a new four bay slatted shed incorporating feeding passage, concrete apron, water recycling tank, access road and all other ancillary site works and services, a Natura Impact Statement (NIS) is submitted with the planning application, at
- Location
- Athlone, Co. Roscommon Map
- Council
- Roscommon County Council
- Planning reference
- 2560608
- Application type
- Permission
- Applicant
- Cathal Dunning
- Agent
- Mark Gallagher
Numbers and dates
- Received
- 20 Dec 2025
- Decision to grant
- 21 Aug 2026
- Final grant
- 30 Sep 2026
Timeline
- Application received
- Further information requested
- Further information received
- Decision to grant
- Final grant issued
Outlook
What happens next
Work packages named so far
Documents and evidence
Check the record
- Council planning fileThe application file 2560608 on eplanning.ie: drawings, reports and the decision.Open the council's file
How we know this
From the Roscommon County Council planning register, checked 27 Oct 2026. We link to the council's own file so you can check the official record before you act.
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